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There are 8 activities you have to try! Some of you won’t have even heard of, some are ones you’ll have seen videos of but never thought you could do yourself. Take Geo-caching for example, this fun hobby is a great way to explore and discover the world around us. From the top of a…
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Get the ball rolling! You can choose a traditional one: football, basketball or bowling. Or will you go for a Grifball, Matsumoto Temari or Wilson one from the Cast Away movie? Whatever you choose, you can be sure that you will find it here! [via]
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Having played division 1 college basketball and then also coaching high school basketball at a high level, I have been able to talk to numerous players and coaches about the college recruiting process. The more I talk to people about the recruiting process though, the more I realize that there is a lot of confusion…
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The biggest event in football will shortly be upon us, and with Brazil 2014’s kick-off just around the corner, what better time to brush up on your knowledge of the tournament, the teams and terminology? Here are 50 facts about FIFA world cup to give you a grounding! Via GreatInfographic.com
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The entire world is waiting in expectation for the 2014 FIFA World Cup slated to kick off in a few weeks time. However, how much to you know about this tournament, which will be held in Brazil? Whether you intend to travel to Brazil and watch the games in person or watch them remotely from…
Read More 2014 FIFA World Cup History FactsThere aren’t many sports that hold the passion and fan-base than American football. From the Rose Bowl to the CFP tournament, and even high school homecoming games, Americans rally behind watching their favorite teams play the historic sport. Bestcollegereviews.org has created an infographic entitled “The 10 Best College Stadiums in the Country”, detailing the ten…
Read More The 10 Best College Stadiums in the CountryOlympic athletes and fans took social media engagement to new heights during the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, accounting for some 2 billion impressions across all Olympic platforms. Provided by www.olympic.org
Read More Sochi 2014 Social Media MetricsEntrepreneurs and Olympic athletes may seem like two totally different types of people. But they actually share many of the same traits. Here is a cool visual representation of what Olympians and entrepreneurs have in common. [via]
Read More Going For Gold – What Olympians and Entrepreneurs Have In CommonWhile engaging in sports is always good for health, it has other benefits that you may not be aware of. www.sports-management-degrees.com has created an infographic entitled “It Pays to Play” detailing just how important being active in a sport can be – even into adulthood.
Read More It Pays to PlayAll eyes are on Sochi, as it gears up to host the 2014 Winter Olympic Games. Unfortunately, not everything is going as planned. Sportsmanagementdegreehub.com has created an infographic entitled “Olympic Boondoggle” showing just how out of control Sochi’s spending has become.
Read More Olympic BoondoggleThe UEFA Champions League 2013-14 will resume action with the round of 16 on February 18th. As with every edition of the tournament, there are some mouth watering clashes for football fans to look forward to. Manchester City vs Barcelona, Arsenal vs Bayern Munich are just two such games. Manchester United take on Olympiakos, while…
Read More The Champions League: 14 Things You May Not KnowIf you have a penchant for adventure and want to do so in 2014, this infographic Best Adventure Travel 2014 is the place for you. Created and designed by Travel Center UK, the infographic lists adventure sports in destinations like France, Chile, China, Honduras, Greece and Russia. If you fed up of travelling to the…
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Mascots, cheerleaders, and face-paint: What do these things have in common? Football! And America’s favorite sport is one of the largest in the nation, valued at over 37.4 billion per year. That amount is higher than the GDP’s of Afghanistan, Cambodia, Nicaragua, Jamaica, and 115 other countries. Financedegreecenter.com has created an infographic detailing the sport…
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Every week in the fall, thousands of football players trot onto the turf at college stadiums across the country. With pride, these players wear uniforms emblazoned with the colors and emblems of their schools. As they watch the action from the stands and on TV, most college football fans undoubtedly give little thought to the…
Read More College Football EquipmentThe London Olympics went so fast, after eight years of preparation, the games are over. The world was impressed with London’s hosting of the worlds biggest event. The British team did fantastically well in achieving and surpassing their medal target. Sixty five medals is a huge tally, the biggest sense the start of the 20th…
Read More The London Olympic GamesThis Infographic features Ancient Olympics- How it All Began! Brought to you by Flickr.com
Read More Ancient OlympicsWinning a Grand Slam is the pinnacle of a tennis player’s career, but the tradition and history of Wimbledon makes this tournament extra special. With its iconic ivy-adorned setting and first-class facilities, SW19 is the number one event in the tennis calendar for players and fans alike. Over the years, the tournament has witnessed some…
Read More Wimbledon: The Finals CountdownIt is well known that Hinduism comprises many gods, deities, or things to be worshipped. Some of them are humanoid but others are not. What is not well known is that there are not just humanoid gods, but also human gods in India. There is Rajinikanth who is a god of acting (this is true;…
Read More Sehwag vs Sachin: Double CenturyIf you are not interested in something then you are not interested in something. This tautology may not define anything but it does explain a lot. for example, we are interested in American football, but are bored with basketball. On the other hand, we are more charitable in other things. For example, we do love…
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